Can fatigue induce effects similar to those of alcohol, such as impaired concentration and prolonged reaction time?

Explanation

Correct answer: Yes

A state of severe fatigue, like alcohol, impairs the functioning of the central nervous system, which directly impairs the driver's psychomotor performance. This results in, among other things, impaired concentration, incorrect assessment of the situation on the road, and a significant increase in reaction time, posing a real hazard in road traffic.

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